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Appearance characteristics
flowers
Peony flowers are usually large and full, with multi-layered petals that come in a variety of colors, including red, pink, white, yellow, etc., and sometimes bi-colored or multi-colored petals.
bud
Flower buds are generally round and plump in shape, and the surface of the flower buds of some varieties may be slightly fluffy.
leaf
Peony leaves are generally dark green, and some varieties have larger, thicker leaves.
stem
Peony stems are generally upright, and some varieties have stems that are thick enough to support the weight of the flowers.
Growth habits
Cold hardy
Peonies are relatively cold tolerant plants that can grow in lower temperatures, but are more sensitive to high temperatures.
Sunlight demand
Peonies like sufficient sunlight and generally require more than 6 hours of sunlight per day to ensure full bloom of flowers and healthy plant growth.
Soil
Peonies prefer loose, well-drained, acidic soil, and a higher content of organic matter in the soil will be beneficial to their growth.
Planting Method
Selecting Variety
Choose the right peony variety based on your preferences and planting environment.
Soil Preparation
Before planting, prepare the soil to ensure it is loose, well-drained, and rich in organic matter.
Plant Spacing
When planting, leave enough space between plants, typically a certain distance between each plant.
Plant Depth
Bury the roots of the peony plant in the soil so that the root collar is slightly flush with the soil surface.
Water and Fertilizer Management
After planting, it is necessary to water it regularly, keep the soil moist but not too much, and apply an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer during the growth period.
Pruning Management
Proper pruning after the flowering period is over will help promote the growth of new flower buds and healthy plant growth.
